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[0x2] 15 Smart Grid Privacy Concerns + Other Smart Grid Thoughts

[0x3] HIPAA And Surveillance In Hospitals

[0x4] CEs and BAs: Be HIPAA/HITECH Compliant Or Pay A Hefty Penalty

[0x5] Smart Grid Privacy: Laws and Implications

[0x6] 6 Critical Factors for Effective Information Security & Privacy Policies

[0x7] Who Are Your Business Associates?

[0x8] HIPAA/HITECH Etc. Retention: Does Your Reality = Your Requirements?

[0x9] Proposed HIPAA Privacy Rule Change Explicitly Makes Genetic Info PHI

[0xA] Privacy For The Deceased

Free publications about information technology and digital communication.

[0x2] Gartner Report: Storage Efficiency Puts SSD on the Map

[0x3] More Data Doesn't Always Mean More Cost

[0x4] Three Must Haves for the Virtual Data Center

[0x5] Five Ways to Lower SAN Administration to Three Hours a Week

[0x6] Transforming Business Continuity with Virtualized Servers and Storage

[0x7] Military & Aerospace Electronics

[0x8] La Guia Esencial para AIX y IBM i(i5/OS) de Recuperacion de Desastres

[0x9] True Thin Provisioning

[0xA] Fluid Data Storage Drives Flexibility in the Data Center

GovInfoSecurity.com.com Blog RSS Feeds

[0x2] Did a State CISO Get Fired Because of This Blog?

[0x3] Obama is Late Again in Keeping Privacy Promise

[0x4] Schmidt's Can-Do Spirit on Cloud Computing

[0x5] The Government's Infosec "Conspirators"

[0x6] Yes, Howard Schmidt Has the President's Ear

[0x7] CISO Witnesses Hack Like No Other

[0x8] Declassified CNCI Summary: What's New?

[0x9] Schmidt to Announce Easing of CNCI Secrecy

[0xA] Howard Schmidt Achieves Rock-Star Status

Latest ICT Internet news

[0x2] Rivals gain from Google book deal

[0x3] US lawmaker rallies broadband changes

[0x4] Twitter offers advertising service

[0x5] Websense harnesses cloud

[0x6] FinSwitch introduces Web services

[0x7] IP over avian carrier

[0x8] Initiative sees teachers collaborate online

[0x9] Asian sites profit from virtual money

[0xA] Obama warns teens of Facebook

Virus List from Aladdin - RSS Feed

[0x2] Win32.ACVE.o - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x3] Win32.Adload.aro - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x4] Win32.Adload.asj - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x5] Win32.Adload.ask - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x6] Win32.Adload.asn - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x7] Win32.Adload.asq - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x8] Win32.Adload.atq - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x9] Win32.Adload.atz - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0xA] Win32.Adload.aub - Updated on: 10/2/2008 - Threat Level: Low

[0x2] Convergence: The Semantics Trap

[0x3] ATM Skimming: How to Recognize Card Fraud

[0x4] Telltale Signs of ATM Skimming

[0x5] Physical Security Risk and Countermeasures: Effectiveness Metrics

[0x6] Physical Security Risk and Countermeasures: Information Requirements

[0x7] Pleaserobme.com Highlights Dangers of TMI on Social Networks

[0x8] Disaster in Haiti: Advice for Employees and Operations on the Ground

[0x9] Debate Rages Over Converging Physical and IT Security

[0xA] Security and Building Design: What Changed in This Decade

TheAppleBlog, published by and for the day-to-day Apple user, is a prominent source for news, reviews, walkthroughs, and real life application of all Apple products.

[0x2] iPad Battery Replacement Program

[0x3] Video How-To: Printer Sharing on a Mac

[0x4] New iPad Details Emerge as Pre-Ordering Commences

[0x5] Which iPad I’m Ordering and Why

[0x6] iPad Now Available for Pre-order

[0x7] Rumor Has It: iPhone 4.0 Bringing Multitasking

[0x8] Write for TheAppleBlog

[0x9] Street Fighter IV Arrives on the iPhone

[0xA] Sponsor post: Calling All Macs!

Msnbc.com is a leader in breaking news and original journalism.

[0x2] Feds' e-mail botch earns a raspberry

[0x3] Internet fraud losses hit $560 million in 2009

[0x4] Privacy issues nix Netflix movie-picking contest

[0x5] Red Tape: Poodle, Glenn Beck at center of Facebook fight

[0x6] UK pressures Facebook to install ‘panic button’

[0x7] Sponsored By:

[0x8] Officials: Ex-TSA worker tried to sabotage computers

[0x9] Google chief sees outcome 'soon' in China row

[0xA] Newsweek: Inside the rush to recruit elite hackers

[0x2] Maintenance Gandi.Net and API

[0x3] .CN domain creation suspension

[0x4] -50% discount for .ME extensions

[0x5] .HK domains now available at Gandi!

[0x6] Accented .EU domain names open on December 10th at 11:00 CET!

[0x7] .PT domains available at Gandi

[0x8] Network Maintenance overnight 19-20 November

[0x9] Hosting: Launch of multiple IP addresses for your servers

[0xA] Your server on IPv6?

The US-CERT Current Activity web page is a regularly updated summary of the most frequent, high-impact types of security incidents currently being reported to the US-CERT.

[0x2] Microsoft Releases March Security Bulletin

[0x3] Energizer DUO USB Battery Charger Software Allows Remote System Access

[0x4] Cisco Releases Multiple Security Advisories

[0x5] Microsoft Releases Advance Notification for March Security Bulletin

[0x6] U.S. Census Bureau 2010 Census Campaign Warning

[0x7] Microsoft Re-Releases Security Bulletin MS10-015

[0x8] Microsoft Releases Security Advisory to Address VBScript Vulnerability

[0x9] Adobe Releases a Security Update for Download Manager

[0xA] Mozilla Releases Security Advisories

Welcome to our Network Security blogs. The blogs are updated on a regular basis with the latest news, information and insider gossip within the network security world and security related fields, such as cryptography.

[0x2] 60+ Sites recently compromised by SEO poisoning

[0x3] Battery charger can infect computers with a Trojan

[0x4] Should software vendors be held liable for vulnerabilities that lead to security breaches?

[0x5] NSS Labs: IE 8 beats other browsers at stopping social attacks

[0x6] VBS vulnerability in Internet Explorer on Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003

[0x7] Fake Amazon order confirmations contain link to malware

[0x8] Microsoft vs. the Botnet

[0x9] Reputation filtering can boomerang on you when doing penetration testing

[0xA] U.S. Cybersecurity law will require licensing of (some) IT security professionals

The Linux Security and hacking Resource

[0x2] Inspecting HTTP

[0x3] Windows Hacking and Windows Security Site

[0x4] Cracking WPA and WPA2 passwords

[0x5] Ilegal SEO techniques

[0x6] Torrents and SSH Tunnels

[0x7] Preventing Accidental Denial of Service

[0x8] Enhance Security with Port Knocking

[0x9] Analyzing Malicious SSH Login Attempts

[0xA] Formatstrings and OpenBSD

News from trapkit.de

[0x2] [02.02.2010] Apple iPhone OS and Mac OS X Security Advisory

[0x3] [31.01.2010] Oracle Solaris Kernel Security Advisory

[0x4] [27.12.2009] New version of checksec.sh

[0x5] [09.09.2009] Apple iPhone OS AudioCodecs Heap Buffer Overflow (TKADV2009-007)

[0x6] [16.05.2009] libsndfile/Winamp Security Advisory (TKADV2009-006)

[0x7] [04.04.2009] xine-lib Security Advisory (TKADV2009-005)

[0x8] [15.02.2009] xine-lib also affected by TKADV2009-004

[0x9] [28.01.2009] FFmpeg Security Advisory (TKADV2009-004)

[0xA] [22.01.2009] GStreamer Security Advisory (TKADV2009-003)

Ubergizmo is a top consumer electronics news and reviews site.

[0x2] Origin PC unveils speedy machine

[0x3] Miniature cities end up on power plug

[0x4] Samsung Sunburst to hit the US

[0x5] USB Super 16 Port Hub

[0x6] Amazon Kindle App For Android To Appear On Dell Streak?

[0x7] Turn Your MSI Wind Netbook Into An iPad

[0x8] Moonlight Cushion Aims To Keep You Happy

[0x9] Control Your DSLR Via A Nintendo DS With The Open Camera Controller Hack

[0xA] Fuji FinePix Z700EXR Features Pet Detection

DEFCON is the world's largest annual hacker convention, held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada. The first DEFCON took place in June 1993. DEF CON is renowned for the "arcane arts" of drinking, socializing, debugging, and crowd control. DEFCON is what you make of it, so get involved and help the community grow. This Feed will keep you up to date with some announcements surrounding pre and post con events, references to DEFCON in the news, and other errata. For the most up to date information visit or subscribe to the rss feeds on the forums (http://forum.defcon.org/) See http://www.defcon.org/ for more details, discussion forums, past speeches, and planning for the next year.

[0x2] Book your room for DEF CON 18!

[0x3] DEF CON 18 Call for Papers is Open!

[0x4] Confirmed Contest & Events for DEF CON 18!

[0x5] DEF CON Archives Complete!

[0x6] DEF CON 17 Merch at J!NX

[0x7] DEF CON Archives Nearing Completion!

[0x8] Pricing for DEF CON 18

[0x9] Happy New Year from DEF CON!

[0xA] DEF CON Archives Pages Up and Running!

Security Alerts Issued by Oracle

[0x2] Critical Patch Update - January 2010

[0x3] Critical Patch Update - October 2009

[0x4] Critical Patch Update - July 2009

[0x5] Critical Patch Update - April 2009

[0x6] Critical Patch Update - January 2009

[0x7] Critical Patch Update - October 2008

[0x8] Critical Patch Update - July 2008

[0x9] Critical Patch Update - April 2008

[0xA] Critical Patch Update - January 2008

A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah" (Currently #5).
The prophet, TV show, and that pesky Owyang guy going down!

A page to show up #1 on Google when searching for "Jeremiah Grossman", and it FINALLY has!

[0x2] Password Managers, is this the best option user’s have?

[0x3] Best of Application Security (Friday, Mar. 5)

[0x4] Best of Application Security (Friday, Feb. 26)

[0x5] Compliance and Habit holding back Application Security

[0x6] Best of Application Security (Friday, Feb. 19)

[0x7] Hey Massachusetts, where is your application security requirement?

[0x8] Infrastructure vs. Application Security Spending

[0x9] Best of Application Security (Friday, Feb. 12)

[0xA] Where's WhiteHat? Re: Scanner Comparisons

Application security testing, analysis, and metrics

[0x2] Mobile Malware Counterpoints

[0x3] In Which We Dispel Misconceptions

[0x4] Is Your BlackBerry App Spying on You?

[0x5] Mobile App Security

[0x6] Google Admitting Compromise Good News

[0x7] An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Cure

[0x8] We Need To Learn More About the RBS Worldpay ATM Attack

[0x9] White Box Better Than Black Box

[0xA] From the 10 Years Ago Today Department

Discussion of security flaws, concepts, and practices in the Open Source community

[0x2] [HITB-Announce] HITBSecConf2010 - Dubai Agenda Released

[0x3] Re: CFPs and con invitations on the list

[0x4] Re: CFPs and con invitations on the list

[0x5] Call for papers: ISP-10, USA, July 2010

[0x6] Re: [Drbd-dev] [oss-security] CVE request: kernel: connector security bypass

[0x7] CVE-2010-0397: NULL pointer dereference in PHP's xmlrpc extension

[0x8] Re: [Drbd-dev] [oss-security] CVE request: kernel: connector security bypass

[0x9] CVE Request -- Unbound v1.4.3 -- 64 bit platforms specific remote DoS

[0xA] CVE-2010-0729 kernel: ia64: ptrace: peek_or_poke requests miss ptrace_check_attach()

arbitrary dump

[0x2] Zend Studio For Eclipse v.6.1 Keygen

[0x3] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - End

[0x4] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 3

[0x5] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 2

[0x6] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Part 1

[0x7] Reversing Pro Evolution Soccer 6 - Intro

[0x8] Facebook Puzzles Solution

[0x9] Backdoor.W32.Small.PF Analysis

[0xA] Simple PE Viewer (wxWidgets)

Adrift in Threats? Come Ashore!

[0x2] Need to consolidate information security compliance efforts? Try open source.

[0x3] Hacker Releases Second Video of Enhanced XerXeS DoS Attack on Apache Vulnerability

[0x4] Using Parameter Pollution and Clickjacking to Aid Anti-CSRF Bypass

[0x5] Analyst Study Shows Employees Continue to Put Data at Risk

[0x6] Even Einstein Can’t Track Google’s “Script Kiddie” Hackers

[0x7] Newbie Introduction to Digital Forensics Part 2

[0x8] Simple Log Review Checklist Released!

[0x9] Press F1 for Help, pwned.

[0xA] Fiserv to Banks: Stay on Outdated Adobe Reader

Listen online, download to your computer, or subscribe and get the latest information automatically.

[0x2] Symantec Security Response Profile: Zulfikar Ramzan

[0x3] ISTR XIV - Phishing and Spam in the Economic Downturn

[0x4] ISTR XIV - Financially Motivated Malicious Code Development

[0x5] ISTR XIV - Web-Based Attacks

[0x6] e-Discovery Virtual Roundtable: Email & Web 2.0

[0x7] Symantec Report on the Underground Economy

[0x8] Norton AntiVirus 2009 and Norton Internet Security 2009 Product Overview

[0x9] Internet Security Threat Report Volume 13: Phishing Trends

[0xA] Internet Security Threat Report Volume 13: Maturation of Underground Economy Servers

This is a Linux sys admin journal by Vivek about sys admin work, Linux tips & tricks, hacks, news and more.

[0x2] Arrrggg: Open Source Users Are Pirates

[0x3] Download of the day: GNU/Linux Advanced Administration PDF Book

[0x4] 10 Greatest Open Source Software Of 2009

[0x5] HowTo: Create sar Graphs With kSar [ Identifying Linux Bottlenecks ]

[0x6] Google Public DNS Servers Launched

[0x7] nixCraft FAQ PDF Collection Now Available To All

[0x8] FreeBSD 8.0 Review: Enterprise Ready Server Operating System

[0x9] Download Fedora 12 CD / DVD ISO

[0xA] Linux / Windows Application For Prevention Of RSI (Repetitive Strain Injury)

The latest virus and worm news and analysis from NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Dept of Homeland Security Crowdsources Cybersecurity

[0x3] Underrated computing threats you need to know about

[0x4] DHS Urges 'Sense of Urgency' for Cyber Security

[0x5] Cisco develops VPN client for PCs, smartphones

[0x6] 15 Free Security and Backup Utilities

[0x7] Microsoft Uses Legal System to Combat Botnet

[0x8] One or Two Anti-Malware Programs?

[0x9] Enterprise Security Tips on a Small-Business Budget

[0xA] Virtualised USB key beats keyloggers

[0x2] Government Technology - December 2008

[0x3] Government Technology - December 2008

[0x4] Government Technology - November 2008

[0x5] Government Technology - November 2008

[0x6] Government Technology - October 2008

[0x7] Government Technology - October 2008

[0x8] Government Technology - September 2008

[0x9] Government Technology - September 2008

[0xA] Government Technology - August 2008

[0x2] Security visualization hardware and software

[0x3] Physical Security Risk and Countermeasures: Effectiveness Metrics

[0x4] Physical Security Risk and Countermeasures: Information Requirements

[0x5] Companies on IT Security Spending: Where's the ROI?

[0x6] Clear Metrics for Cloud Security? Yes, Seriously

[0x7] 7 Ways to Stay Happy in a Miserable Profession

[0x8] Survey Says More Companies Hiring CSOs, Holding Steady on Spending

[0x9] IT Security Outsourcing in Decline; Companies Do More In-house

[0xA] DHS to Get Big Boost in Cybersecurity Spending in 2010

Information Security Blog

[0x2] Building your OWN Malware Lab (Part 1)

[0x3] Block New & Emerging Threats with SECURITY DATABASE

[0x4] Zeus Trojan infected 2.5 thousands Corperate machine around the Globe

[0x5] Fake Antivirus with a Live Technical Support

[0x6] Adobe Apologized for a 16 month-old-Bug

[0x7] Cybercriminals had a phishing Attack on .gov and .mil

[0x8] Microsoft prepares 13 patches for Next Tuesday

[0x9] F-Secure: Innovating to Protect the Irreplaceable in 2010

[0xA] Apache SpamAssassin New Release

InfoSecNews

[0x2] GCHQ staff lost 35 laptop computers, report says

[0x3] Hancock Fabrics Hackers Switch Stores' PIN Pads

[0x4] GDC: Developers Vs. Cybercriminals

[0x5] Linux Advisory Watch: March 14th, 2010

[0x6] Help wanted: Agencies expect to hire more info security pros in 2010

[0x7] USENIX HotSec '10 Call for Papers Now Available

[0x8] Microsoft races to plug IE hole after exploit code released

[0x9] Change in Focus

[0xA] TJX Hacking Conspirator Gets 4 Years

[0x2] Winkler: Grab Your Company by Its Proverbial Balls

[0x3] Excerpt: Conducting a Protective Security Advance

[0x4] 7 Ways to Stay Happy in a Miserable Profession

[0x5] A Day In The Life of Two IT Security Curmudgeons

[0x6] Report: Business Risk of Fraud, Corruption Up Amid Economic Crisis

[0x7] 5 Ways To Survive a Data Breach Investigation

[0x8] 5 Steps to Communicate Security's Value to Non-security People

[0x9] Security Geeks: From Isolation to Rock Stars

[0xA] 5 Must-Do Cyber Security Steps for Obama

Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive...

[0x2] RSA 2010 - Day 2 Round-up

[0x3] RSA 2010 - Day 1 Round-up

[0x4] RSA 2010 - Innovation Sandbox: Not Really Innovative

[0x5] Annual ABA ISC+EDDE Meeting After-Report

[0x6] The Need for Consumer-Oriented Intervention

[0x7] RSA 2010 Is Nearly Here

[0x8] Micro-Generation Closer to Reality

[0x9] A Sense of Self-Preservation

[0xA] 2010 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors Released

Off The Hook and Off The Wall

[0x2] Off The Hook show for March 10, 2010

[0x3] Off The Wall show for March 9, 2010

[0x4] VERIZON OUTAGE FINALLY OVER AFTER FOUR DAYS

[0x5] THE NEXT HOPE PREREGISTRATION NOW OPEN

[0x6] CALL FOR SPEAKERS FOR THE NEXT HOPE

[0x7] WINTER ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

[0x8] 2600 POLO SHIRTS ARE OUT!

[0x9] CLUB MATE NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH 2600

[0xA] AUTUMN ISSUE OF 2600 RELEASED

Home of Johnny Long and Hackers for Charity, Inc

[0x2] Video games 4 street kids

[0x3] Day 4,5,6,7

[0x4] Day 2&3

[0x5] USA: Day 1

[0x6] We’re Baaack! =)

[0x7] Learning

[0x8] Video blog: Boda rides in Kampala

[0x9] Video blog: Feb 17, 2010

[0xA] Long Journey Video Blog: Feb 12, 2010

Biting the hand that feeds IT

[0x2] Google '99.9%' certain to pull China search plug

[0x3] Programmer gets 4 years in TJX hack case

[0x4] Netflix cancels recommendation contest over privacy

[0x5] Trojan armed with hardware-based anti-piracy control

[0x6] Safari update cages numerous security bugs

[0x7] SSD tools crack passwords 100 times faster

[0x8] McAfee inadvertently speeds creation of Metaploit IE exploit pack

[0x9] Turkey cuffs 23 'militant' hacker suspects

[0xA] Sarah Palin to testify in email hack trial

The Web Security Mailing List is an open information forum for discussing topics relevant to web security.

[0x2] Re: [WEB SECURITY] JSReg now on acid

[0x3] [WEB SECURITY] [HITB-Announce] HITBSecConf2010 - Dubai Agenda Released

[0x4] Re: [WEB SECURITY] JSReg now on acid

[0x5] [WEB SECURITY] black berry security

[0x6] [WEB SECURITY] 2nd CfP: INTERNET 2010 || September 20-25, 2010 - Valencia, Spain

[0x7] [WEB SECURITY] Hackvertor update

[0x8] Re: [WEB SECURITY] Need a real Java web application (with constraints)

[0x9] [WEB SECURITY] JSReg now on acid

[0xA] RE: [WEB SECURITY] Need a real Java web application (with constraints)

Xatrix Security Advisories

[0x2] Red Hat: Ruby safe-level vulnerability

[0x3] Red Hat: Seamonkey critical security vulnerabilities

[0x4] Debian: Drupal several remote vulnerabilities

[0x5] Debian: Kernel local race condition

[0x6] SUSE: Kernel local privilege escalation

[0x7] Ubuntu Linux: Update introduced regression

[0x8] Ubuntu Linux: Mozilla-Thunderbird vulnerabilities

[0x9] Mandriva: Perl log flaw

[0xA] Ubuntu Linux: Mozilla various vulnerabilities

Kismet and Wireless Stuff ... Extended development logs, up and coming features, and general wireless link-whorery.

[0x2] SVN commit 3015

[0x3] SVN commit 3014

[0x4] SVN commit 3013

[0x5] SVN commit 3012

[0x6] Blackhat & Shmoo

[0x7] SVN commit 3011

[0x8] Quahogcon this spring

[0x9] SVN commit 3010

[0xA] SVN commit 3009

Computer security news - more than 340 categories of real-time RSS news feeds

[0x2] Australia defends mandatory Internet filter

[0x3] Koobface worm infects social networking sites

[0x4] Ten things your VOIP firewall should do

[0x5] NPIA plans data sharing system

[0x6] Drudge Report, TechCrunch hit by ad malware

[0x7] RAPPORT DE LA MISSION CONJOINTE GOUVERNEMENT - PARTENAIRES POURLIDENTIFICATION DES ZONES A RISQUE, LE CIBLAGE ET LEVALUATION DES BESOINS DES POPULATIONS AFFECTEES PAR LA MAUVAISE CAMPAGNE AGRICOLE 2009/2010 - Draft

[0x8] IBM says less software security vulnerabilities found in 2009

[0x9] 10 things your VoIP firewall should do

[0xA] How to encrypt a folder in Windows XP Pro

[0x2] Symantec: New Spam Threat Could Overwhelm Corporate Servers

[0x3] .org Domains to Get Tighter Security

[0x4] Zeus Botnet Adds New Capabilities

[0x5] Apple Patches 16 Holes in Safari

[0x6] Arkansas National Guard Hard Drive Missing

[0x7] Webroot: Beware of Fake Windows Update

[0x8] F-Secure: Adobe Reader Most Exploited Software

[0x9] HSBC Admits Data Theft Bigger Than Originally Thought

[0xA] Researcher Publishes IE Zero-Day Exploit Code

Twitter updates from mdowd / mdowd.

[0x2] mdowd: @manzuik Nice one!

[0x3] mdowd: @manzuik Congrats! What are you going to be doing now?

[0x4] mdowd: @daveaitel Congrats!

[0x5] mdowd: RT @0x41414141: new blog post discussing return-oriented programming and code reuse on the zynamics blog is live (http://blog.zynamics.com/)

[0x6] mdowd: @hypatiadotca I have a milestone too, they're pretty good apart from battery life. (Also, seems to be a bit buggy sometimes.)

[0x7] mdowd: @strcpy Nice one!

[0x8] mdowd: @drraid cheers! passed over again i suppose..

[0x9] mdowd: @VS_ Yeah; I'll just stand close to the girls in the line in front of me and pretend I know them

[0xA] mdowd: Now I'm going to be standing in line at customs going "Fuck, they're not going to let me in with these shoes"

Site dedicated to providing the public with information on aviation safety and security.

[0x2] Podcast on Intial Details of Air France A330 Crash near Brazil

[0x3] Air France Flight 447 Accident Information

[0x4] Crash of Turkish Airlines 737 in Amsterdam

[0x5] Continental Connection Crash in Buffalo 12 February 2009

[0x6] A320 Crashes in the Hudson River

[0x7] Year in Review 2008

[0x8] Risks from Incapacitated Pilots and Pilots Who May Deliberately Crash Airplanes

[0x9] Interview on 'The Gregg Knapp Experience' - 18 November 2008

[0xA] Complacency and the Qantas A330 Accident of 7 October 2008

All Content in Security

[0x2] Cisco WCCP Security

[0x3] ASA - Inspect ICMP with PMTUD

[0x4] ASA Guidelines - VLANS

[0x5] IPv6 security concerns

[0x6] VPN Client

[0x7] Some Questions on ISCW

[0x8] Security Specialist Certifications

[0x9] Cisco ASA 5550 Best Guide/Book

[0xA] is it possible to create VPN connection using one subnet?

Upcoming conferences, tradeshows and Webcasts/podcasts where TippingPoint is participating.

[0x2] SANS CDI East 2009 - Monday, December 14, 2009

[0x3] Network World IT Roadmap San Francisco - Thurs., December 10, 2009

[0x4] Sacramento Tech-Security Conference - Thurs., December 10, 2009

[0x5] Atlanta Tech-Security Conference - Thurs., November 19, 2009

[0x6] Milwaukee Tech-Security Conference - Thurs., November 12, 2009

[0x7] Dallas SecureWorld Expo - November 4-5, 2009

[0x8] Educause 2009 (Booths #752, 754) - Nov. 3-5, 2009

[0x9] Seattle SecureWorld Expo - October 28-29, 2009

[0xA] Pittsburgh Tech-Security Conference - Thurs., November 5, 2009

[0x2] Hoover Dam Security in Pictures

[0x3] Taking the 'Closed' Out of CCTV

[0x4] Charitable Risk: Security Challenges of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

[0x5] Study: Air Cargo Security Seriously Lacking

[0x6] Fast-Food FAIL: Drive-Thru Displays Point-of-Sale LAN Details

[0x7] Report: Shoplifting Surges in Down Economy

[0x8] Social Engineering: 5 Security Holes at the Office (Includes Video)

[0x9] VMS: How to Manage Surveillance Video

[0xA] 4 Steps Security Can Take to Prevent Kidnapping

The latest firewall news, analysis and reviews on NetworkWorld.com.

[0x2] Cisco Unveils AnyConnect Secure Mobility

[0x3] Enterprise Security Tips on a Small-Business Budget

[0x4] How to Stop P2P Data Breaches

[0x5] Get Tough With Your Users to Protect Your Network

[0x6] 'Kneber' Botnet Attacks PCs Worldwide: FAQ

[0x7] Stay Ahead of Malicious PDFs With Latest Adobe Update

[0x8] Comodo Firewall: Superb, If You Ignore Extras

[0x9] Critical Windows Fixes For Network-based Attacks

[0xA] EPIC files FOIA request over reported Google, NSA partnership

Life, the Universe and everything Security

[0x2] Reflecting on our Windows 7 birthday party

[0x3] Time to party! Windows 7 is here!

[0x4] RunAs Radio podcasts you might want to listen to

[0x5] Coding Tip: Why you should always use well known SIDs over usernames for security groups

[0x6] Major Windows 7 gotcha you should know about that may block you from upgrading

[0x7] Microsoft SDL bans mempcy()... next it will be zeros!!!!

[0x8] Using TS RemoteApp as an attack vector

[0x9] Is Twittering safe?

[0xA] Come have Coffee and Code in Vancouver with me and Microsoft tomorrow

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel

[0x3] Slackware: 2010-069-01: pidgin: Security Update

[0x4] Slackware: 2010-067-01: httpd: Security Update

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[0x3] disabled modsecurity - 64 bytes

[0x4] SP3 english ( calc.exe ) - 37 bytes

[0x5] SP2 english ( calc.exe ) - 37 bytes

[0x6] execve /bin/sh - 21 bytes

[0x7] /bin/sh - 8 bytes

[0x8] Shellcode (cmd.exe) for XP SP2 Turkish - 26 Bytes

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[0x6] Zeus botnet shaken by ISP cutoffs

[0x7] Internet Explorer zero-day exploit published

[0x8] Microsoft settles in IM spam suit

[0x9] Manchester hub to spur e-Borders push

[0xA] BMA cites 'serious concern' over patient records

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[0x8] Ars Technica: Beer and Coding in Portland: Ars at OSCON

[0x9] InfoWorld: Mobile Computing Now an Open Source Driver

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[0x4] What's the Capital of Kansas? Google

[0x5] Vermont Adopts Open Source Software Policy

[0x6] Pentagon Embraces Web 2.0 in Social Media Policy

[0x7] New York City IT Review Spurs Data Center Consolidation Plan

[0x8] 2010 Top 25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers

[0x9] California CIO Issues Use Policy for Facebook, YouTube, Other Social Media

[0xA] Internet Explorer 6 More Popular Than Newer Versions Despite Outdated Security

[0x2] We Need Visibility Like a Police Log

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[0x5] Melissa Hathaway to advise Cisco’s security team

[0x6] Joseph Stack, Small Aircraft and al-Qa'eda

[0x7] Connecticut AG files HITECH Act Law Suit…holy IT health records enablement!!

[0x8] Problem 5: Are You An Insider Threat?

[0x9] Do Electric Car Makers Hate Blind Pedestrians?

[0xA] Hold Developers Legally Accountable for Software Security Flaws?

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[0x3] Judge rules defendant can't be forced to divulge PGP passphrase

[0x4] ITU botnet paper published in draft form, comments requested

[0x5] David Burt and his Filtering Facts Web site are back

[0x6] FTC Internet advertising summit in Washington this week

[0x7] Hamline University student suspended after pro-gun rights email

[0x8] MIT student picking up friend at airport nearly shot, charged with "infernal machine" crime

[0x9] Paul Levy: Politicians, infomercial kings try to stifle anonymous Internet speech

[0xA] Colorado sheriff creates roadblock so private firm can demand DNA blood samples

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[0x3] Backdoor.Win32.Agent.abgg

[0x4] Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Kido.a

[0x5] Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Kido.a

[0x6] Email-Worm.Win32.Merond.a

[0x7] Trojan.Win32.Agent.azsy

[0x8] Trojan.Win32.Agent2.dtb

[0x9] Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Small.ydh

[0xA] Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Agent.ahoe

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[0x2] Senate Uncovers Online Credit Card Tricks

[0x3] McAfee: Cyberwarfare A Big Threat

[0x4] ICSA Labs Finds Flaws In New Security Products

[0x5] Nigeria Announces Early Results Of Anti-Scammer Initiative

[0x6] MessageLabs Names Most- (And Least-) Spammed States

[0x7] Enormous Malware Archive Creates Stir

[0x8] Avsim Hacker (Maybe) Brought Before Cops

[0x9] Email Password Hackers Present Real Threat

[0xA] Laptops, CDs Alarm Governors, Credit Unions

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[0x7] Automated Vulnerability Assessment

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[0x2] Windows 7: A New Wireless Risk for the Enterprise – Webinar

[0x3] Hilarious video with a somber message

[0x4] SIMFI: Convert your cell phone into a WiFi honeypot!

[0x5] WiFi Hots(Honey)pots Go Mobile

[0x6] Wi-Fi Networks Open to Attacks

[0x7] WPA-PSK Passwords Now on Sale…Starting $17!

[0x8] SSL Renegotiation Vulnerability: Journey from Theory to Practice to Prevalence

[0x9] What, wireless security violation over flower vase?

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[0x2] Parking Lots and Garages: Security Factors

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[0x2] exploitdb: PHP Classifieds v7.5 Blind SQL Injection Vulnerability: http://bit.ly/cckfFn

[0x3] exploitdb: Ninja RSS Syndicator v1.0.8 Local File Include: http://bit.ly/c29ZHk

[0x4] exploitdb: Phenix v3.5b SQL Injection Vulnerability: http://bit.ly/cOTxNL

[0x5] exploitdb: Open & Compact FTPd 1.2 Pre-Authentication Buffer Overflow (meta): http://bit.ly/bcHrWD

[0x6] exploitdb: Joomla component com_rpx Ulti RPX v2.1.0 Local File Include: http://bit.ly/9cKuWi

[0x7] exploitdb: PhpMyLogon v2 SQL Injection Vulnerability: http://bit.ly/aKPmsr

[0x8] exploitdb: deV!L`z Clanportal 1.5.2 Remote File Include Vulnerability: http://bit.ly/9UrZ7Z

[0x9] exploitdb: Front Door v0.4b SQL Injection Vulnerability: http://bit.ly/aDjo1W

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[0x2] Firefox 3.6.x - 0 day for document.write - yet another

[0x3] The Command Structure of the Aurora Botnet - Damballa paper

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[0x5] using Robtex for fun and… (profit?)

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[0x7] CVE-2010-0249 in the wild – part 0.2

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[0x3] Best of Show RSA Conference 2010

[0x4] Weapon of cyber war demonstrated

[0x5] Be afraid. Fatal System Error is a scary book.

[0x6] Five cyber defense vendors to watch in 2010

[0x7] Myth busting Monday

[0x8] Some important views on the China-Google affair

[0x9] Putting Chinese cyber espionage in perspective

[0xA] Google engages in cyber vigilantism

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[0x4] Tim Cook receives $5 million bonus from Apple

[0x5] The Secret Origins of Windows 1.0

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[0x9] Apple v. Nokia showdown won’t begin until 2012

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[0x7] Apple Safari 4.0.5 patches critical vulnerabilities

[0x8] Playstation emulator installs malware

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[0x2] Update Protection against Microsoft Movie Maker Project File Handling Buffer Overflow Vulnerability (MS10-016)

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[0x4] Update Protection against Microsoft Excel XLSX File Parsing Code Execution Vulnerability (MS10-017)

[0x5] Update Protection against Microsoft Excel FNGROUPNAME Record Uninitialized Memory Vulnerability (MS10-017)

[0x6] Update Protection against Microsoft Excel MDXTUPLE and MDXSET Records Heap Overflow Vulnerabilities (MS10-017)

[0x7] Update Protection against Microsoft Excel Sheet Object Type Confusion Vulnerability (MS10-017)

[0x8] Update Protection against Microsoft Excel EntExU2 Record Memory Corruption Vulnerability (MS10-017)

[0x9] Update Protection against Microsoft VBScript MsgBox Call with Malicious HLP File Vulnerability

[0xA] Workaround for Microsoft Windows Kernel Exception Handler Code Execution Vulnerability (MS10-015)

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[0x2] Ford planning in-car app store for games and more

[0x3] XXX porn domain still being considered

[0x4] Human arm turned into broadband channel

[0x5] 25th birthday for .com domain

[0x6] Pirate Bay founder compares P2P to Coca Cola

[0x7] SXSWi 2010: 15 memorable quotes from the Pirate Bay's Peter Sunde

[0x8] SXSWi 2010: Google's Chris Messina talks Buzz and the social web

[0x9] Opera 'very satisfied' with browser ballot

[0xA] Google responds to user feedback and quietens down Buzz inbox noise

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[0x3] Software test expert: Why Agile teams' unit tests often fail

[0x4] Software project manager perspective: The components of successful application development

[0x5] Software requirements gathering techniques

[0x6] Making unit testing a priority

[0x7] Top-notch tools for your software project manager toolbox

[0x8] Agilists share product owner stories on Scrum and Agile

[0x9] New fuel to the Agile ALM solution fire from Version One

[0xA] The Agile way, who can do it and who can't?

Security related tools, Network protocols, Operating Systems, SIMS, NIDS... target: Security

[0x2] Rule2Alert

[0x3] I must feel lucky...

[0x4] Ante la inclusión en el Anteproyecto de Ley de Economía Sostenible

[0x5] Profiling with shark on Mac OS X - Snow Leopard

[0x6] pcap2rawc.py

[0x7] Snort ( 2.8.* < 2.8.5stable) Unified1 output bug

[0x8] another birthday present

[0x9] NetMirror

[0xA] pcap to scapy

Terrorists Evolve. Threats Evolve. Security Must Stay Ahead. You Play A Part.

[0x2] Live Aviation Security Chat with Secretary Napolitano on Facebook 3/9/10

[0x3] Backscatter Advanced Imaging Technology on Its Way to First Eleven Airports

[0x4] What Ever Happened To The Shoe Scanner Idea?

[0x5] What Happens If My Hands Alarm During an Explosives Trace Detection Test (And other questions answered)

[0x6] Four Year Old Boy In Philly Told To Remove Leg Braces

[0x7] Explosive Trace Detection Usage Expanded: Give Us A Hand

[0x8] Bollywood Confidential

[0x9] TSA Haiti Evacuation Effort: A Federal Security Director's Perspective

[0xA] Orlando Officer Arrested

[0x2] We Need Visibility Like a Police Log

[0x3] Hacker, Cracker, Salafi, Spy - Be There!

[0x4] Connecticut AG files HITECH Act Law Suit…holy IT health records enablement!!

[0x5] Hold Developers Legally Accountable for Software Security Flaws?

[0x6] Time to re-think encryption

[0x7] CyberTerror - the Arms Race We're Losing

[0x8] Data Genomes and Persistent Security - Protecting Information at its Inception

[0x9] High Tech Firms Who Outsource Software Development to China - The Dirty Little Secret

[0xA] Reasons Why Granny Clampett Kept Her Money in Her Mattress

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[0x2] Cowed Through DNS

[0x3] Blast from the Past

[0x4] Is it ‘High Noon’ for Google, China?

[0x5] Scammers target givers after Haiti earthquake

[0x6] Drone “Flaw” Known Since 1990s Was a Vulnerability

[0x7] An old canard reappears (sort of)

[0x8] Talking to the Police All the Time

[0x9] CERIAS partners with industry, academic leaders to address nation’s cybersecurity threats

[0xA] “Verified by VISA”: Still Using SSNs Online, Dropped by PEFCU

[0x2] Powers of Attorney cost reduction takes effect

[0x3] New probation trusts announced to cut reoffending

[0x4] Law firms to allow non-lawyer partners

[0x5] Appointment of new members to Advisory Panel on Public Sector Information

[0x6] Guide to Criminal Procedure (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2008

[0x7] Her Majesty's Courts Service key performance indicators 2009-10

[0x8] Public have their say on how criminals payback

[0x9] Domestic violence: 18 new special courts announced

[0xA] Justice minister welcomes annual report on deaths in custody

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[0x2] NSMXpress

[0x3] Korea to train 3,000 ‘cyber sheriffs’

[0x4] FortiClient standard edition

[0x5] 10 Solid Tips to Safeguard Your Facebook Privacy

[0x6] K9 Web Protection

[0x7] Check Point Power-1 Appliances

[0x8] Wordpress blogs hacked – Upgrade your Wordpress NOW!

[0x9] Cisco ASA 5500 Series Firewall

[0xA] (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 22 is out

TechRadar UK news feeds

[0x2] Sci Fi HD coming to Virgin Media

[0x3] Nokia-Apple patent trial not expected until 2012

[0x4] Ford planning in-car app store for games and more

[0x5] New details emerge over BlackBerry slider phone

[0x6] XXX porn domain still being considered

[0x7] Human arm turned into broadband channel

[0x8] TomTom adds live traffic updates to iPhone app

[0x9] 25th birthday for .com domain

[0xA] Civilization designer: Why gamers' expectations defy reason

InfoWorld - Information Technology News, Computer Networking & Security

[0x2] Hackers seize on 0-day flaw in Microsoft's PowerPoint

[0x3] IBM continues push for Sun, but will the deal kill Solaris?

[0x4] Bill would give feds role in private sector cybersecurity

[0x5] Conficker may be more widespread than previously thought

[0x6] Forrester now says '09 U.S. IT spend to drop 3.1 percent

[0x7] Conficker activation passes quietly, but threat isn't over

[0x8] Gartner: IT spending drop-off worse than after dot-com bust

[0x9] China denies cyberespionage charges

[0xA] Fake security software scammers jump on Conficker

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[0x2] Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware defs update 3/15/2010

[0x3] AVG defs update March 15, 2010

[0x4] rundll32.exe

[0x5] Humorous browser differences.

[0x6] Email notifications

[0x7] NOD32 - ESS Update - 4945 [15 Mar 2010]

[0x8] VIPRE/CounterSpy March 15, 2010

[0x9] AntiVir defs update 15 Mar 2010

[0xA] Delete files by age?

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[0x2] ASPsh – A remote shell written in ASP.

[0x3] Internet Exploiter 2 – bypassing DEP

[0x4] Wiki back up

[0x5] Google Chrome 4

[0x6] Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0/7.0 NULL pointer crashes

[0x7] Advances in heap spraying #1: when size matters.

[0x8] Wiki temporarily down

[0x9] w32-exec-calc-shellcode released

[0xA] Download and LoadLibrary shellcode released

Part of the Infosec Island ™ Network

[0x2] Consolidate Compliance With Open Source

[0x3] DoS Attack Reveals Widespread Vulnerabilities

[0x4] Study Shows Employees Put Data at Risk

[0x5] Tracking Google’s Script Kiddie Hackers

[0x6] Newbie Introduction to Digital Forensics Part 2

[0x7] Simple Log Review Checklist Released

[0x8] Press F1 for Help? Microsoft Zero Day Threat!

[0x9] A Newbie’s Introduction to Digital Forensics

[0xA] Security Best Practice: Trust But Verify…

The HolisticInfoSec.org blog includes follow-up on previously written articles and research, as well as the occasional rant. While the goal is promoting standards, simplicity, and efficiency in achieving holistic information security, we occasionally rally against industry shortcoming where necessary.

[0x2] RSA: Visualizing the Zeus attack against government and military

[0x3] Financials and the need for software regression testing

[0x4] Online finance flaw: Ameriprise III - please make it stop

[0x5] Directory traversal as a reconnaissance tool

[0x6] toolsmith: Firefox Addons for the Security-minded

[0x7] Online finance flaw: Ameriprise FAIL...again

[0x8] DEF CON 17 CSRF Videos Remastered

[0x9] Drilling into web application flaws & HIPAA: the root of the issue

[0xA] XSSing Bob: At least GoDaddy got this one right

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[0x2] Zeus botnet temporarily disrupted, but back in full force

[0x3] Experts see DNSSEC deployments gaining traction

[0x4] Noted cryptographer on SSL, encryption and cloud computing

[0x5] Social networking risks, benefits for enterprises weighed by RSA panel

[0x6] Microsoft repairs Excel flaws, warns of new IE vulnerability

[0x7] Botnets, malware and capturing cybercriminals

[0x8] VeriSign on DNSSEC support

[0x9] FBI asks for more private-sector help reporting cybercrime cases

[0xA] At RSA Conference, experts dismiss end-to-end encryption claims

Security Research, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

[0x2] Cambridge Science Festival: Science research now!

[0x3] A wrecking amendment ?

[0x4] More on the SCR

[0x5] Evaluating statistical attacks on personal knowledge questions

[0x6] Reliability of Chip & PIN evidence in banking disputes

[0x7] Opting out of health data collection

[0x8] Measuring Typosquatting Perpetrators and Funders

[0x9] Call for papers: WEIS 2010 — Submissions due next week

[0xA] What’s the Buzz about? Studying user reactions

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[0x2] Latest OSVDB Vulnerabilities: Adult Portal Script profile.php user_id Parameter SQL Injection

[0x3] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Social networking sites are phishing traps

[0x4] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Australia defends mandatory Internet filter

[0x5] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Australia defends mandatory Internet filter

[0x6] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Cybercrime surge pushes 2009 losses to $559 million

[0x7] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: PATH FINDER TECHNOLOGY OVERCOMES IPSEC COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS AT FIREWALLS

[0x8] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Bedeviled by escrow frustration

[0x9] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Hacker highway

[0xA] Moreover Technologies - Computer security news: Blowfish launches new e-commerce platform developed by RLM

Government Technology: News: Security

[0x2] Briefs: Philly Mayor Wants IT Investment, Iowa Gets Hacked and Other News

[0x3] Napolitano Announces Contest for Ideas to Promote Cyber-Security

[0x4] California Issues Telework Policy to Curb Cyber-Security Risks

[0x5] White House Declassifies Description of National Cyber-Security Program

[0x6] Pentagon Embraces Web 2.0 in Social Media Policy

[0x7] Internet Explorer 6 More Popular Than Newer Versions Despite Outdated Security

[0x8] Report: 'Widespread' Data Exposure on P2P File-Sharing Networks

[0x9] Government Agencies Among Those Hacked in Massive January Botnet Attack

[0xA] School District Spied on Students via Laptop Webcams, Lawsuit Claims

Security: Bruce Schneier's monthly Crypto-Gram Newsletter (read by Dan Henage)

[0x2] Crypto-Gram 15 Dec 2009

[0x3] Crypto-Gram 15 Nov 2009

[0x4] Crypto-Gram 15 Oct 2009

[0x5] Crypto-Gram 15 Sep 2009

[0x6] Crypto-Gram 15 Aug 2009

[0x7] Crypto-Gram 15 Jul 2009

[0x8] Crypto-Gram 15 Jun 2009

[0x9] Crypto-Gram 15 May 2009

[0xA] Crypto-Gram 15 Apr 2009

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[0x2] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-15

[0x3] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-15

[0x4] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-14

[0x5] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-13

[0x6] Goodbye, Economist…

[0x7] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-12

[0x8] Twitter Updates for 2010-03-11

[0x9] Noah’s Ark Gathering Point

[0xA] Advance Notice: crypticide.com extended outage ~ March 20 onward

Twitter updates from TrendMicro / TrendMicro.

[0x2] TrendMicro: Corey Haim's Death Leads to FakeAV http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22788

[0x3] TrendMicro: Okay, we're pretty excited for the Trend channel champions http://bit.ly/cSbeq6

[0x4] TrendMicro: Malware Gets Smart with Vodafone Smartphone http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22661

[0x5] TrendMicro: More Adobe Exploits in the Wild http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22752

[0x6] TrendMicro: Trend wins CRN's Channel Champ award for Network Security Software http://bit.ly/bFDkgL

[0x7] TrendMicro: New IE Zero-Day Exploit (CVE-2010-0806) http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22741

[0x8] TrendMicro: 0-day exploit for new IE flaw already circulating in wild -- details coming soon

[0x9] TrendMicro: Multiple Vendors Affected By New Vulnerabilities http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22633

[0xA] TrendMicro: iPad Giveaway Gives Users’ Identities Away http://blog.trendmicro.com/?p=22598

Free resource for IBM pSeries support, AIX support, Power Linux support and the latest information on IBM pSeries server virtualization.

[0x2] lawrephord Intro

[0x3] talleiyar Intro

[0x4] mm1 Intro

[0x5] neilbbb Intro

[0x6] AIX v5.3 jfs2 log device had changed in /etc/filesystems

[0x7] raymund414 Intro

[0x8] victorval Intro

[0x9] cayer2c Intro

[0xA] PKJ Intro

This feed provides information about the latest updates to the OVAL Repository, including new OVAL definitions; definitions that have changed status (e.g., from Draft to Interim or Interim to Accepted); and definitions that have been modified is posted here. Each update to the OVAL Repository will also update this feed. The OVAL Repository is updated as edits and additions are completed. It is possible for this feed to be updated several times per day, but updates rarely occure more often than once per day.

[0x2] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:8064 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x3] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6438 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x4] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5954 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x5] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6165 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x6] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5950 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x7] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6216 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x8] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6150 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0x9] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:5653 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

[0xA] Definition oval:org.mitre.oval:def:6124 has been added to the OVAL Repository.

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[0x2] Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel

[0x3] OpenBSD: kernel heap overflow in IPsec

[0x4] OpenBSD: login_radius security flaw

[0x5] OpenBSD: Xpm security fix

[0x6] OpenBSD: zlib reliabilty fix

[0x7] OpenBSD: cvs Multiple vulnerabilities

[0x8] OpenBSD: cvs Heap overflow vulnerability

[0x9] OpenBSD: procfs Incorrect bounds checking vulnerability

[0xA] OpenBSD: cvs Pathname validation vulnerabilities

New methods of communications are changing the way that we do business, from hiring people, to designing scalable systems, to breaking down silos across organizations, how we manage information and systems in the Web 2.0 world is going to determine how well we compete as people and as companies in the future.

[0x2] How to set up your single cloud computer for multiple web sites

[0x3] Facebook entry leads to military raid being canceled

[0x4] Lower Merion County School Spy case gets odder

[0x5] Seven Deadly Sins in Cloud Computing Security

[0x6] Cloud Computing Globalization and the American IT Worker

[0x7] Yes it is possible to resource starve a Cloud Computer

[0x8] School used Remotely Activated Web Cams used to spy on high school students at home

[0x9] Nothing says Information Security Fail quite like 75000 compromised computers

[0xA] Telecoms unite against Apple

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[0x2] Cisco WCCP Security

[0x3] ASA - Inspect ICMP with PMTUD

[0x4] ASA Guidelines - VLANS

[0x5] IPv6 security concerns

[0x6] VPN Client

[0x7] Some Questions on ISCW

[0x8] Security Specialist Certifications

[0x9] Cisco ASA 5550 Best Guide/Book

[0xA] is it possible to create VPN connection using one subnet?

PLEASE NOTE: I HAVE PERMANENTLY MOVED MY BLOG TO http://www.rationalsurvivability.com/blog <-- All these posts/comments have been moved there and all new posts since May 2009 appear there.

[0x2] IMPORTANT REMINDER: My Blog and RSS Feed Have Moved

[0x3] IMPORTANT: Moving My Blog & RSS Feed

[0x4] BeanSec! Wednesday, March 18, 2009 - 6PM to ?

[0x5] How To Be PCI Compliant in the Cloud...

[0x6] On the Overcast Podcast with Geva Perry and James Urquhart

[0x7] More On Clouds & Botnets: MeatClouds, CloudFlux, LeapFrog, EDoS and More!

[0x8] Source Boston - Video Interviews of Security Rockstars...

[0x9] Oh Noes: We Can't Monitor/Protect Against Intra-VM Traffic!

[0xA] Sun vs. Cisco? I'm Getting My Popcorn...

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[0x2] Identity Theft Seminar

[0x3] Stolen Social Security

[0x4] Affluent Wealthy

[0x5] Digital Love

[0x6] Yahoo Email Account

[0x7] Identity Management Careers

[0x8] Company Identity Theft

[0x9] Medical Identity Theft

[0xA] Red Flags Rules

Some worthless information from my brain.

[0x2] Access Controls Article

[0x3] PMP Equations

[0x4] Math

[0x5] What is security

[0x6] New Hosting

[0x7] Wordpress 2.3 and Feedburn Widget

[0x8] So, what is a CISSP anyways?

[0x9] Upgrading the OS on my MythBox

[0xA] Blogs vs. Forums

A high-volume list which permits people to ask "stupid questions" without being derided as "n00bs". I recommend this list to network security newbies, but be sure to read Bugtraq and other lists as well.

[0x2] Re: Help hardening router

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[0x4] Re: Reporting SSH abuse

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[0x6] Reporting SSH abuse

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Toronto's hacker collective

[0x2] Esperanto boot camp (Saturday January 23)

[0x3] Learn German on Jan 9!

[0x4] Python Hiatus

[0x5] RubyMine Donation

[0x6] Hacklab in The National Post

[0x7] No, really, it does play Super Mario

[0x8] Living in the Future, or, HackLab Buys a Cupcake

[0x9] miniSoOnCon 2009!

[0xA] Board Update

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[0x2] Lol: Sysadmin

[0x3] Dipendenza dal social network moderno

[0x4] CSS Layouts e templates web gratis

[0x5] Malware trovato sull’Android Market

[0x6] Libri di programmazione gratis

[0x7] Video su intercettazioni tramite cellulari spia

[0x8] Acqua Evian: Il video dei bambini che ballano breakdance sui pattini

[0x9] Lol: Ruby FAIL

[0xA] Cinema: Zoolander

Peteris Krumins' blog about programming, hacking, software reuse, software ideas, computer security, google and technology.

[0x2] Vim Plugins You Should Know About, Part VII: ragtag.vim (formerly allml.vim)

[0x3] Donald Knuth’s First Computer

[0x4] MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 6: Column Space and Null Space

[0x5] Deriving the Y-Combinator

[0x6] Must-Have Windows Software (or Windows Programs that I use)

[0x7] Famous Perl One-Liners Explained, Part V: Text conversion and substitution

[0x8] How to keep track of who’s talking about you

[0x9] How to Steal a Botnet (Video Lecture Summary)

[0xA] MIT Linear Algebra, Lecture 5: Vector Spaces and Subspaces

Tips and tricks for firewall administrators

[0x2] Re: Inline 2 port POE Firewall

[0x3] Inline 2 port POE Firewall

[0x4] Re: Login straight to priv mode in PIX with TACACS server

[0x5] Login straight to priv mode in PIX with TACACS server

[0x6] Draft paper submission deadline is extended: ISP-10

[0x7] Hackito Ergo Sum 2010 - Call For Paper - HES2010 CFP

[0x8] Re: Is it possible to control access between clients on same LAN with a firewall?

[0x9] Re: Is it possible to control access between clients on same LAN with a firewall?

[0xA] Re: Is it possible to control access between clients on same LAN with a firewall?

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[0x2] Apple's iPad Battery Replacement Program Forgoes New Battery, Replaces iPad

[0x3] Tim Cook Receives Bonus of $5 Million and Stock for Performance During Jobs' Absence

[0x4] iPad Submitted to Federal Communications Commission for Approval

[0x5] Apple Already Running Low on iPad Supplies for Launch Day In-Store Pickup Reservations?

[0x6] Apple Estimated to Have Taken 50,000 iPad Orders in First Two Hours

[0x7] Apple Features iWork Applications for iPad

[0x8] Apple Rolls Out iBooks Feature Page

[0x9] iPad's 'Mute' Switch Replaced With Screen Rotation Lock

[0xA] Apple Details iPad 3G Service Sign-Up and Management

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[0x2] Share and Share Alike: Building an Information Interoperability Toolkit

[0x3] Digest Flashback: Targeting the 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors

[0x4] Audio Hot Spotting Retrieves Information from Multimedia

[0x5] Millimeter–scale Robots: Small in Stature, Big in Capability

[0x6] MITRE's Collaborative Experimentation Environment: Putting Cooperation to the Test

[0x7] Finding the Way: Taking Web Infrastructure to the Network's Edge

[0x8] MITRE's Cyber Security Operations Center Helps Sponsors Keep Networks Secure

[0x9] Innovative Collaborative Community Helps Warfighters Connect the Dots

[0xA] MITRE Helps Illuminate the Rising Area of Metamaterials

securityvulns.com vulnerabilities newsline

[0x2] Yahoo Player buffer overflow

[0x3] ncpfs multiple security vulnerabilities

[0x4] dpkg directory traversal

[0x5] Juniper Secure Access crossite scripting

[0x6] HP OpenView Performance Insight code execution

[0x7] GNU tar / cpio buffer overflow

[0x8] XNView buffer overflow

[0x9] Web applications security vulnerabilities summary (PHP, ASP, JSP, CGI, Perl)

[0xA] Microsoft Excel multiple security vulnerabilities, updated since 10.03.2010

Packet Storm Last 10 Advisories

[0x2] dsa-2014-1.txt

[0x3] USN-911-1.txt

[0x4] dsa-2012-1.txt

[0x5] 03.11.10-1.txt

[0x6] dsa-2013-1.txt

[0x7] MDVSA-2010-061.txt

[0x8] ZDI-10-027.txt

[0x9] ZDI-10-028.txt

[0xA] USN-909-1.txt

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[0x3] Weird Ad Disapproval Process

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[0x5] Why Does Bing Get Away With Censorship And Google / Yahoo! Don't?

[0x6] Bing or Yahoo?

[0x7] Google Adwords is it worth ?

[0x8] Multiple domains-one cart- 1 SSL?

[0x9] Any good Information out there?

[0xA] anyone can review my website?

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[0x5] Update: Best Free Online Banking

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[0x7] Optimizing Servers and Processes for Speed with ionice, nice, ulimit

[0x8] Windows Optimization – Intense Part II

[0x9] Advanced WordPress wp-config.php Tweaks

[0xA] Protecting Files with Advanced Mod_Rewrite Anti-Hotlinking

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[0x2] Software Piracy in a Recession - Getting Kicked When You Are Down

[0x3] China's Largest CAD/CAM Software Developer Selects Aladdin HASP SRM

[0x4] HASP SRM v 3.60 Provides Automatic File Wrapping for Windows x64 Applications

[0x5] Aladdin Knowledge Systems to Hold Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders on February 20, 2009

[0x6] Blog: When good blogs go bad. Or, What is cool about promoting software piracy?

[0x7] Aladdin Announces HASP SRM SaaS Pass

[0x8] Aladdin Knowledge Systems Enters Into Merger Agreement with Vector Capital Affiliate

[0x9] Aladdin Knowledge Systems Comments on Media Reports about Jasmine Discussions

[0xA] Aladdin Named Finalist in 2009 SC Awards Program

An Information Security Magazine in a Blog Format

[0x2] Net-Witness of the Persecution

[0x3] A-Buzz About Google

[0x4] Negative Testing Revisited – Vehicle Control Systems (Part 2)

[0x5] Negative Testing Revisited – Vehicle Control Systems (Part 1)

[0x6] Please Let Me Explain…

[0x7] H1N1 Threat Overblown? Information Security Relevance? A Logic Proof

[0x8] Cloud Computing Security at Newsweek

[0x9] Protecting Cyberspace … Our Last Opportunity?

[0xA] The Google / China Hack: What you won’t read elsewhere

Security risk resilience TSCM debugging security news corporate espionage counter surveillance covert investigations counter terrorism ITSEC Bug sweeping

[0x2] Nearly half of Brits use the same password for all accounts

[0x3] $27 billion lawsuit could fold due to $50 covert surveillance device

[0x4] Shocking - The DWP do not keep records of how many times your data has been abused

[0x5] Met Police report shows CCTV costs £20,000 per single conviction - how many would an extra officer get per year?

[0x6] Charity offices bugged

[0x7] Mobile-phone handset complexity - the criminals friend.

[0x8] The security lessons from Britian's largest jewellery robbery

[0x9] Labour MP and Dutch VIP's suffer website data leaks found by a Google search

[0xA] Black-hatter shows how to utilise memory in Apple keyboard to create a hardware key-logger

Provides insights on the unique challenges which make web applications notoriously hard to secure, as well as attack methods including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery, and more.

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[0x3] RE: [WEB SECURITY] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0x4] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0x5] Re: [WEB SECURITY] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0x6] Security BSides Austin - sponsors needed!

[0x7] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0x8] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0x9] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

[0xA] Re: Need a real Java web application with vulnerabilities

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[0x2] South Korea Dealing With Massive Data Breach

[0x3] Atlanta VA Hospital Breach Under Investigation

[0x4] Student Nabbed For Hacking School Computers

[0x5] Certified “Pre-Owned” Items

[0x6] SecurityFocus To Shutter

[0x7] Security Briefing: March 11th

[0x8] Social Media Fail Of The Day

[0x9] Pennsylvania CISO Dismissed From Post

[0xA] CSIS Goes Looking For Help

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[0x3] NIST Guidance Seen Saving Government Millions

[0x4] GAO: CNCI's Goals are at Risk

[0x5] Howard Schmidt Dismisses Cyberwar Fears

[0x6] FBI Chief Calls for Business Cooperation

[0x7] Survey: Security Salaries Are Up

[0x8] Napolitano Seeks Private-Sector Infosec Help

[0x9] White House Partly Lifts CNCI Secrecy

[0xA] Kneber Botnet Threat to Government IT

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[0x5] Securing Virtual Worlds

[0x6] Why “Gap” is a 4-letter word (part 1)

[0x7] Man drives into post. World gasps.

[0x8] Privacy implications of Twitter Lists

[0x9] Privacy After Death

[0xA] To Google or not to Google? That is the Ethical question.

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[0x7] RuggedSoftware: Stay tuned for Rugged on this week's Beyond the Perimeter Podcast with Amrit Williams @amrittsering

[0x8] RuggedSoftware: RT @shrdlu New bloggage: A meme is born. http://layer8.itsecuritygeek.com/layer8/a-meme-is-born/ <- Thx @shrdlu

[0x9] RuggedSoftware: Who's Rugged? Alun is... http://msmvps.com/blogs/alunj/archive/2010/02/10/1756565.aspx

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[0x4] NSW minister apologises for website hack comments

[0x5] Beware the rogue Wi-Fi access point in Windows 7

[0x6] OFT forms new cybercrime-fighting teams

[0x7] Security experts wrestle with cyberattack scenario

[0x8] Goldman Sachs computer tries to rig Robin Hood tax vote

[0x9] Shell security under microscope after massive data leak

[0xA] Einstein 2: U.S. government's 'enlightening' new cybersecurity weapon

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[0xA] Splunk at SCALE 8x in LA This Weekend

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[0x5] Facebook bugs galore

[0x6] Global crime networks

[0x7] Skype hack (at last?)

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[0x3] Australia defends mandatory Internet filter despite concerns

[0x4] Cyber crime solution @ mouse click: Courtesy 22 yr old Indian CEO

[0x5] Hackers attempt to dupe NetRegistry customers

[0x6] Hackers attempt to dupe NetRegistry customers

[0x7] Australia defends mandatory Internet filter

[0x8] Fair Game: Private Equitys Trojan Horse of Debt

[0x9] Joe Hockey attacks internet filter

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[0x3] Ten Not-So-Simple Rules for Using the Internet

[0x4] Networks and Netwars: The Future of Terror, Crime, and Militancy

[0x5] Hackers poison DNS

[0x6] Boston.com / Business / Payroll website still not secured

[0x7] Hackers invaded state Web sites 72 times in five years

[0x8] Hackers invaded state Web sites 72 times in five years

[0x9] Cyber warriors anticipate center

[0xA] Adware maker joins federal privacy board

[0x2] One Man's Life on the Security D-List

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[0x4] Economic Recovery: Will Your IT Security Department Jump Ship?

[0x5] What is a CSO, Part 2

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[0x9] IT Security Outsourcing in Decline; Companies Do More In-house

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[0x5] Interview with Chris Nickerson Part 2, NOW with BETTER audio

[0x6] Interview with Chris Nickerson (part 1)

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[0x9] We’re Conducting a Survey

[0xA] Facebook Phishing/Scam

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[0x4] Microsoft Loses Another Round in i4i Case

[0x5] Apple off to a Smooth Start With iPad Launch

[0x6] Google Offers Local Product Availability Search

[0x7] McAfee's Got the Skinny on Scareware

[0x8] Awareness Helps Firms Manage Social Networks

[0x9] Windows Mobile Still Losing Share

[0xA] Bing Coming to Motorola Android Handsets

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[0x2] RSA 2010 - Day 2 Round-up

[0x3] RSA 2010 - Day 1 Round-up

[0x4] RSA 2010 - Innovation Sandbox: Not Really Innovative

[0x5] Annual ABA ISC+EDDE Meeting After-Report

[0x6] The Need for Consumer-Oriented Intervention

[0x7] RSA 2010 Is Nearly Here

[0x8] Micro-Generation Closer to Reality

[0x9] A Sense of Self-Preservation

[0xA] 2010 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors Released

[0x2] NLP for Social Engineers

[0x3] Hacker Halted Redux

[0x4] Recap: The Hope Symposium

[0x5] Social Engineering Abounds

[0x6] Greed as a prime motivator

[0x7] Constraints and The Bandwidth Problem

[0x8] Social Networking and Security

[0x9] Obama and Hypnosis

[0xA] NLP is not Science

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[0x2] FIRST welcomes three new teams

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[0x4] FIRST Welcomes Neustar to the Sponsorship Team!

[0x5] 2010 dates for the Corporate Executive Program!

[0x6] FIRST is accepting theme suggestions for the 23rd Annual FIRST Conference in Vienna in 2011

[0x7] New Exhibitors for Miami 2010

[0x8] FIRST welcomes four new teams in January

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[0x2] BGP Conditional Advertisements

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[0x5] Cisco CCNP TSHOOT exam topology

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[0x8] JunOS PSN-2010-01-623 Exploit

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[0x5] Взлом сайта Общественной палаты

[0x6] ESET обновлила антивирус для смартфонов

[0x7] Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Развитие угроз в 2008 году

[0x8] Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Основная статистика за 2008 г.

[0x9] Kaspersky Security Bulletin. Спам в 2008 г.

[0xA] Хакеры получили доступ к данным 4,5 млн. человек на Monster.co.uk

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[0x3] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco Digital Media Manager

[0x4] SNMP Version 3 Authentication Vulnerabilities

[0x5] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco Security Agent

[0x6] Cisco Firewall Services Module Skinny Client Control Protocol Inspection Denial of Service Vulnerability

[0x7] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security Appliances

[0x8] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco IronPort Encryption Appliance

[0x9] Multiple Vulnerabilities in Cisco Unified MeetingPlace

[0xA] Transport Layer Security Renegotiation Vulnerability

[0x2] Episode 703 – Free Application Sandbox Challenge and Top “Ultra” Warez

[0x3] Episode 702 – DHCP Exhaustion and DNS Man-in-the-Middle

[0x4] Episode 701 – Botnet Command & Control and Man-in-the-Middle detection

[0x5] Cave Story

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[0x7] Episode 619 – Hospitalized Hacking: Droid Tether, Theme Generation & more

[0x8] Boot Google’s Chromium OS live from USB

[0x9] Play Doom on the hacked Zipit Z2

[0xA] Hacking the Motorola Droid: Root Access!

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[0x7] Part 3 of 5 - Is It Really A Waste Of Time To Learn About The Wide Spectrum Of Topics Covering Security?

[0x8] Part 2 of 5 -Training For CISSP – The Early Days

[0x9] Busting through the Myths of the CISSP Exam

[0xA] What do CISSPs Really Know?

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[0x5] A Cryptologist Takes a Crack at Deciphering DNA’s Deep Secrets

[0x6] Graduate Cryptographers Unlock Code of 'Thiefproof' Car Key

[0x7] TECHNOLOGY; Researchers Develop Computer Techniques to Bring Blacked-Out Words to Light

[0x8] A Simpler, More Personal Key To Protect Online Messages

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[0xA] Microsoft to Give Governments Access to Code

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[0x3] Blue Coat launches new Virtual WAN Optimisation products

[0x4] Virtualised servers face security questions

[0x5] Vigil offers free compliance audit

[0x6] Meru values itself at more than $200m

[0x7] ChannelWeb's top five

[0x8] Leonard Curtis fail to secure buyer for Stockport FC

[0x9] Cisco: high prices cost SMEs customers

[0xA] Japanese firms join forces to promote electric car charging standard

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[0x2] NetFlix Cancels Recommendation Contest After Privacy Lawsuit

[0x3] China Warns Google Over Search Censorship

[0x4] TJX Hacking Conspirator Gets 4 Years

[0x5] Hate Blogger Wins Second Mistrial

[0x6] Pink Floyd Beats EMI in Creativity Flap

[0x7] Feds: TSA Worker Tried to Sabotage Terror Database

[0x8] Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest

[0x9] Classmates.com’s Facebook Mimicking Prompts Privacy Suit

[0xA] European Parliament Rips Global IP Accord

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[0x4] Toshiba Cell TV

[0x5] 3DTV: What the 'big four' are offering

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[0x7] Google Street View: survey raises privacy concerns

[0x8] Virgin Media to trial 50mbps broadband over telegraph poles

[0x9] Man fined over Facebook insult to ex-girlfriend

[0xA] Ban demand on websites that allow promotion of self-harm among teens

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[0x2] New Press Release - Working Opportunity Fund makes follow on investment in Layer 7 Technologies (February 2, 2009)

[0x3] New Award - 2009 Ready to Rocket List - Rocketbuilders

[0x4] Watch VP Marketing & Alliances, Dimitri Sirota, interviewed by Sys-Con.TV at JavaOne Conference in June, 2008.

[0x5] New Press Release - SOA Consortium Releases New Podcast from K. Scott Morrison, Layer 7 Technologies, on How to Fail at SOA (August 18, 2008)

[0x6] New Press Release - Layer 7 Joins SOA Consortium as Silver Sponsor (June 30, 2008)

[0x7] New Article - Layer 7 Nominated for SYS-CON's "SOA World Magazine Readers' Choice Awards": The SecureSpan XML Networking Gateway Nominated for "Best Security Solution" - SOA World

[0x8] New Press Release - Layer 7 Technologies Enhances Field Collaboration for SOA Through HP ISV Marketplace Referral Program (June 18, 2008)

[0x9] New Article - Layer 7 to Provide Security and Operational Governance for Sun Java CAPS - eBizQ

[0xA] New Press Release - Layer 7 Technologies to Provide Security and Operational Governance for Sun Java CAPS (June 9, 2008)

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[0xA] Multiple sscanf vulnerabilities in Asterisk

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[0x2] WSJ: Forbidden Fruit - Microsoft Workers Hide Their iPhones

[0x3] Computer World: The iPad paradox - Less is more "A new trend has emerged where gadget limitations are touted as features"

[0x4] c|net: Privacy is not dead, says SXSWi keynoter Boyd "Privacy is not dead in the era of online social networking. It just needs careful curation."

[0x5] CNN: Privacy concerns hinder 'real-time Web' creation, developers say

[0x6] Light Blue Touchpaper: Whats worrying the spooks?

[0x7] Slashdot: GPS Log Analysis Uncovers Millions In NYC Taxi Overcharges

[0x8] PC Pro: The dark side of the web

[0x9] Reuters: Google 99.9 pct sure to shut China search engine - report

[0xA] Invisible Things: Independent Attack Discoveries

[0x2] Collaborative Cloud App Makes Testing IP Services Faster, Easier

[0x3] Mu Dynamics Introduces xtractr, a Collaborative Cloud Application for Network Troubleshooting, Problem Isolation, and Forensics

[0x4] New Mu Dynamics site survey, take a minute to fill it out

[0x5] Vulnerability analysis: Mu Dynamics

[0x6] IMS: Can it reliably deliver Voice over LTE (VoLTE)?

[0x7] Mu Dynamics pcapr Packet Networking Site Reaches One-Year Mark

[0x8] Mu Dynamics Honored As One Of The ‘Top 20 Products in Last 20 Years’ by SC Magazine

[0x9] Trust No One (Mu Dynamics Blog)

[0xA] pcapr - Web 2.0 for packets

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[0x2] Can the Library of Congress Be Downloaded in Seconds?

[0x3] South Carolina Redesigns State Web Portal, Adds Features

[0x4] Alabama Debuts iPhone App for Government Info

[0x5] Hillsborough County, Fla., Seeks Budget Cutting Ideas via Social Media

[0x6] Michigan Includes Geo-Location in New State Web Portal

[0x7] San Francisco and Partnering Cities Launch 311 Open Source

[0x8] Pentagon Embraces Web 2.0 in Social Media Policy

[0x9] Seattle Announces Open Data Web Site

[0xA] California CIO Issues Use Policy for Facebook, YouTube, Other Social Media

Monthly threat protection updates from TippingPoint DVLabs. For more information, visit dvlabs.tippingpoint.com

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[0x3] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - June 2009

[0x4] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - May 2009

[0x5] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - April 2009

[0x6] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - March 2009

[0x7] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - February 2009

[0x8] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - January 2009

[0x9] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - December 2008

[0xA] TippingPoint DVLabs Threat Protection Update - October 2008

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[0x7] Play multiplayer games via LAN and WLAN

[0x8] Remote Network Penetration via NetBios Hack on a windows PC

[0x9] SwiftThemes.Com launched, now you can download theme SWIFT

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[0x4] Social Security number code cracked, study claims

[0x5] Pink Floyd star David Gilmour joins fight to halt extradition to US of hacker Gary McKinnon

[0x6] The Myth of the Virus Free Mac

[0x7] Hackers launch phishing attack on Facebook users

[0x8] Social Networking making it easier for Hackers

[0x9] Twitter’s porn name game a hit with Hackers

[0xA] Anti-Virus Sites have XSS vulnerabilties??

GovInfoSecurity.com RSS News Feeds on government information security agency alerts.

[0x2] NIST Special Publication 800-73-3: Interfaces for Personal Identity Verification, Part 4

[0x3] NIST Special Publication 800-73-3: Interfaces for Personal Identity Verification, Part 3

[0x4] NIST SP 800-73-3: Interfaces for Personal Identity Verification, Part 2

[0x5] NIST SP 800-73-3: Interfaces for Personal Identity Verification, Part 1

[0x6] NIST Special Publication 800-37 Revision 1: Guide for Applying the Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems A Security Life Cycle Approach

[0x7] NIST: Guidelines for the Secure Deployment of IPv6 (Draft)

[0x8] President Obama's Healthcare Reform Plan

[0x9] Capability of the People's Republic of China to Conduct Cyber Warfare and Computer Network Exploitation

[0xA] DoJ: Report to Congress on Implementation of Section 1001 of the USA PATRIOT Act

Published Security Alerts

[0x2] SQL Injection in SYS.KUPV$FT_INT in Oracle 10g. Rel. 1

[0x3] Event 10053 logs TDE wallet password in cleartext

[0x4] Transparent Data Encryption stores key unencrypted in the SGA

[0x5] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_route

[0x6] Cross-Site-Scripting in Oracle Workflow wf_monitor

[0x7] Shutdown listener via iSQL*Plus

[0x8] Shutdown listener via Forms Servlet

[0x9] Plaintext Passwords logged during Installation of Oracle HTMLDB

[0xA] Cross-Site-Scripting Vulnerabilities in Oracle HTMLDB

US-CERT Cyber Security Tips describe and offer advice about common security issues for non-technical computer users. Tips are restricted to a single topic, although complex issues may span multiple tips. Each tip builds upon the knowledge, both terminology and content, of those published prior to it.

[0x2] ST04-022: Understanding Your Computer: Web Browsers

[0x3] ST04-021: Understanding Your Computer: Operating Systems

[0x4] ST04-020: Protecting Portable Devices: Data Security

[0x5] ST04-019: Understanding Encryption

[0x6] ST04-018: Understanding Digital Signatures

[0x7] ST04-017: Protecting Portable Devices: Physical Security

[0x8] ST04-016: Recognizing and Avoiding Spyware

[0x9] ST04-015: Understanding Denial-of-Service Attacks

[0xA] ST04-014: Avoiding Social Engineering and Phishing Attacks

Secunia collects, evaluates, verifies, and analyses vulnerability information.

[0x2] An Interesting Microsoft Tuesday

[0x3] Technology Review Article: Patching the Security Update Process

[0x4] Confusion about Opera vulnerability

[0x5] InfoWorld Article: Typical Windows user patches every 5 days

[0x6] Softpedia Article: Secunia Readies Free Automatic Patching Solution

[0x7] Webuser Article: Home PCs need patching every 4.8 days

[0x8] Dark Reading Article: Secunia To Offer Free Application Updater Service To Consumers

[0x9] V3.co.uk Article: Secunia offers free patch management to all

[0xA] Patching redefined – Free & Automatic Updating for every single PC user

[0x2] Supply Chain Security Threats: 5 Game-Changing Forces

[0x3] DHS: Counterfeit Goods Still Rampant in U.S.

[0x4] Checklist: 11 Security Tips for Black Friday, Cyber Monday

[0x5] 4 Cheap Options to Monitor Networks for Evidence

[0x6] Report: Retail Shrink, Theft Up in 2009

[0x7] Counterfeit Money: Still Going Strong

[0x8] Organized Crime and Retail Theft: Facts and Myths

[0x9] Special Report: Security Versus the Mob

[0xA] Study: Air Cargo Security Seriously Lacking

HacDC's mission is to improve the world by creatively rethinking technology.

[0x2] Army Launches "Apps for the Army" Development Challenge (Todd Fine)

[0x3] Kit Build - Junior Theremin

[0x4] Hardware Hacking Course

[0x5] Wireside Chat and Artificial Intelligence

[0x6] Kit Build - LED Heart

[0x7] HacDC Lightning Talks

[0x8] Hacker's Lounge CANCELED

[0x9] Hacker's Lounge this Friday (2/5)! [CANCELED]

[0xA] DorkbotDC Meeting!

InformationWeek

[0x2] Dot-Com Turns 25: Commercial Blockbuster Just Gets Started

[0x3] Cybercriminals At GDC; Microsoft At MIX10

[0x4] Smartphones To Usher In Online Paid Content?

[0x5] Rumble In The Educational Market

[0x6] SXSW Video Demo: Mojito Internet Device

[0x7] More Anti-Virus Fail

[0x8] VoiceCon 2010 Spotlights Convergence

[0x9] Cross-Hypervisor VKernel Offers Free Capacity Tool

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[0x2] February Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x3] Time to.. Track More Data

[0x4] Open Security Foundation - Advisory Board - Call for Nominations

[0x5] Open Security Foundation - State of the Union 2010

[0x6] January Update: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x7] Microsoft, Aurora and something about forest and trees?

[0x8] Challenge: OSVDB Winter 2010 Fundraising Goal

[0x9] Adobe, Qualys, CVE and Math

[0xA] OSVDB 2009 Q4 Changelog

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[0x2] WordPress.com permanent XSS vulnerability

[0x3] How to write a XSS (cross site scripting) worm for McCodes sites

[0x4] Open redirect vulnerabilities: definition and prevention

[0x5] Paper: Smashing the Web for fun & profit using XSS

[0x6] Paper: Defending against XSS with .NET

[0x7] Paper: Carnival, or how to camouflage data for XSS filters

[0x8] Firefox extensions for web developers and penetration testers

[0x9] Paper: Real World XSS

[0xA] Paper: The XSS Epidemic: Tools for discovery and remediation

[0x2] FON and DEVICESCAPE partner to provide easy WiFi connectivity

[0x3] FON Launches the PeekFON with Free PanEuropean GPRS Roaming

[0x4] New Firmware For Fonera 2.0g!

[0x5] Fonera 2.0N On Sale Now!

[0x6] FON UNVEILS INNOVATIVE WEB APPLICATIONS WiFi ROUTER – THE FONERA 2.0N

[0x7] Business Week Fifty Tech Startups You Should Know

[0x8] FON Partners With E-Plus!

[0x9] Fonera 2.0 In Stock!

[0xA] MSI Wind and Fonera 2.0 for 379 Euros!

technology and culture, from the trenches

[0x2] The Secret: A Review of Dulcinea Technologies Corporation's Debut Product

[0x3] Cars, Value Engineering, and Bugs

[0x4] Hopeless romantic Chinese Ph.D candidate arrested

[0x5] The Jarmidor, Part 3

[0x6] 15 Yards: The Unsportsmanlike Tax Evasion of the NFL

[0x7] Obama The First Year

[0x8] Our Trip to Cuba

[0x9] Applying the First Amendment to Corporations: Well established and a good idea

[0xA] Tweaking K5

[0x2] Tip #892: Check memory and swap from command line

[0x3] Tip #889: Convert virtually any video into a DVD-valid MPEG2 stream

[0x4] Tip #885: Random password generator.

[0x5] Tip #882: Find last modified files on a filesystem

[0x6] Tip #879: Learn not to mistype ls

[0x7] Tip #878: Random xkcd comic

[0x8] Tip #874: Count how many packages have been installed by pacman

[0x9] Tip #873: Import ssh host keys without verification

[0xA] Tip #872: Reverse geocode with bash

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[0x3] Closing the Order to Cash Performance Gap: Between Document Processes and SAP(R) Solutions

[0x4] Order-to-Cash Best Practices for Billing Documents - Automated Access and Delivery

[0x5] Automating Complete PO Document Packages for Procure-to-Pay Performance with SAP(R) Solutions

[0x6] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x7] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x8] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x9] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0xA] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x2] Patch Tuesday

[0x3] Too many passwords?

[0x4] More on Yxe

[0x5] Return of the Yxe worm

[0x6] The football World Cup kicks off in South Africa

[0x7] Cascading false positives

[0x8] Need a Valentine‘s gift?

[0x9] On the way to better testing

[0xA] Patch now: MS10-002

CIO, Emerging Technologies, and Project Management White Papers

[0x2] Best-Practice Automation of Invoice Delivery from SAP(R) Solutions - Keeping Customers Satisfied While Making the Move

[0x3] The Learning Organization Goes Digital

[0x4] 10 Tips - IT Training Support

[0x5] How to Make Your IT Staff Smarter

[0x6] Improving Application Development with Digital Libraries

[0x7] Working Green with Digital Libraries - How it Can Help

[0x8] Minimizing Technology Project Delays with Digital Libraries

[0x9] How VMware Virtualization Right-sizes IT Infrastructure to Reduce Power Consumption

[0xA] Reduce Energy Costs and Go Green with VMware Virtualization

IT security data visualization and log management as seen by Raffael Marty

[0x2] links for 2009-12-30

[0x3] Applied Security Visualization Book seen in Singapore

[0x4] links for 2009-07-01

[0x5] CISCO Subnet Blogging in May

[0x6] Data Visualization in the Cloud – PixlCloud

[0x7] links for 2009-03-11

[0x8] The Security Market As Seen By Peter Kuper

[0x9] Security Visualization and Log Analysis Workshop – Sign up now!

[0xA] links for 2009-02-12

AIRC Blog

[0x2] Johnny Depp fake death notice - fake ActiveX codec

[0x3] Top 10 Chinese cyber attacks

[0x4] Out-of-band patch for the Aurora exploit will be released today by Microsoft

[0x5] Google vs. China - Round 1

[0x6] Hacking TLS

[0x7] Malware spreading via 'Facebook Password Reset Confirmation' email

[0x8] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for October 2009

[0x9] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for September 2009

[0xA] Hackers use Twitter to control botnets

An unmoderated high-traffic forum for disclosure of security information. Fresh vulnerabilities sometimes hit this list many hours before they pass through the Bugtraq moderation queue. The relaxed atmosphere of this quirky list provides some comic relief and certain industry gossip. Unfortunately 80% of the posts are worthless drivel, so finding the gems takes patience.

[0x2] [Tool] sqlmap 0.8 released

[0x3] Vulnerability in phpAdsNew, OpenAds and OpenX

[0x4] Re: new facebook vulnerability

[0x5] Re: SecurityFocus to partially shut down

[0x6] [SECURITY] [DSA 2016-1] New drupal6 packages fix several vulnerabilities

[0x7] Re: SecurityFocus to partially shut down

[0x8] Re: SecurityFocus to partially shut down

[0x9] Re: SecurityFocus to partially shut down

[0xA] Re: [HITB-Announce] HITBSecConf2010 - Dubai Agenda Released

[0x2] RSA panel weighs PCI implications of cloud computing

[0x3] Shamir acknowledges chip-and-PIN attack as his favorite

[0x4] Secure cloud concept built on new Intel processor

[0x5] This you??? Twitter phishing campaign spreads rapidly

[0x6] FTC probes P2P corporate data leaks

[0x7] Microsoft patching issue tied to Alureon rootkit

[0x8] How to turn off Google Buzz and avoid privacy issues

[0x9] Spyware code targets BlackBerry users

[0xA] Torrent phishing scheme trips up Twitter users

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel

[0x3] Foresight: firefox

[0x4] Foresight: python

[0x5] Foresight: firefox

[0x6] Foresight: imageop

[0x7] Foresight: nss_ldap

[0x8] Foresight: rsync

[0x9] Foresight: e2fsprogs

[0xA] Foresight: tetex

Lenny Zeltser's publications, research, and projects related to information security, risk management, business, and life in general.

[0x2] 5 Steps to Building a Malware Analysis Toolkit Using Free Tools

[0x3] SANS Malware Course Now Covers Analysis of Malicious Documents and Memory Forensics

[0x4] Interview on InfoSec Daily Podcast

[0x5] Analyzing Malicious Documents Cheat Sheet

[0x6] What to Include in a Malware Analysis Report

[0x7] Free Online Tools for Looking Up Potentially Malicious Websites

[0x8] Public Blocklists of Suspected Malicious IPs and URLs

[0x9] Free Automated Malware Analysis Services

[0xA] What to Include in a Malware Analysis Report

[0x2] We Need Visibility Like a Police Log

[0x3] Routh to JP Morgan Chase; Kennedy to Praetorian

[0x4] Hacker, Cracker, Salafi, Spy - Be There!

[0x5] Connecticut AG files HITECH Act Law Suit…holy IT health records enablement!!

[0x6] Problem 5: Are You An Insider Threat?

[0x7] Hold Developers Legally Accountable for Software Security Flaws?

[0x8] The Customer is Clueless – Not!

[0x9] CyberTerror - the Arms Race We're Losing

[0xA] High Tech Firms Who Outsource Software Development to China - The Dirty Little Secret

[0x2] Universally Indexing Business Data

[0x3] Our First Splunk Live! in Munich, Germany

[0x4] Real Life in the Digital World of Warcraft

[0x5] Pollution is Bad

[0x6] Splunk on the road with Accenture, Swisscom, Cox, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Voxeo and Coleman Technologies

[0x7] Guess What Time It Is

[0x8] SCALE in Review

[0x9] Free as in Beer, Free Beer and a Discount Code for RSA

[0xA] Splunk at SCALE 8x in LA This Weekend

[0x2] Four year jail sentence for webcam hacker

[0x3] Credit card fraudsters jailed in UK

[0x4] Estonia arrests first hacker over cyberattacks

[0x5] Russian news sites suffer DoS attacks

[0x6] Spammers sued for $1bn

[0x7] Hackers target official Estonian portals in conflict over Soviet-era monument

[0x8] "Bumbling" hacker speaks out at Infosec

[0x9] Changes to UK cybercrime legislation are in the air

[0xA] Report shows Britons up for online risks

Free and useful online resources for designer and developers

[0x2] 25+ Beautiful And Creative Business Card Ideas

[0x3] SyncMate Is Giving Away 15 Single User Expert Edition Licenses

[0x4] Flickroom Makes It Easier To Browse Flickr On Your Desktop

[0x5] 29 Premium-Like Free But Extremely Tremendous Portfolio Wordpress Themes

[0x6] How To Organize Calendar, Tasks Manager, Address Book And Notes Modules The Easy Way

[0x7] Now Edit And Share From Anywhere With Photoshop For iPhone

[0x8] How to Get Free Content and Media Hosting at Screencast.com

[0x9] 5 Websites & Tools Bloggers Should Know About

[0xA] DotNetNuke Makes It Easier For You To Build Feature-Rich, Interactive Web Sites And Applications

Microsoft Security Content: Comprehensive Edition

[0x2] MS10-017 - Important: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office Excel Could Allow Remote Code Execution (980150) - Version:1.1

[0x3] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for March 2010

[0x4] MS10-016 - Important: Vulnerability in Windows Movie Maker Could Allow Remote Code Execution (975561) - Version:1.0

[0x5] Microsoft Security Bulletin Summary for July 2009

[0x6] MS09-033 - Important: Vulnerability in Virtual PC and Virtual Server Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (969856) - Version:2.0

[0x7] Microsoft Security Advisory (973811): Extended Protection for Authentication

[0x8] MS10-015 - Important: Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel Could Allow Elevation of Privilege (977165) - Version:1.2

[0x9] Microsoft Security Advisory (981169): Vulnerability in VBScript Could Allow Remote Code Execution

[0xA] MS09-060 - Critical: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Active Template Library (ATL) ActiveX Controls for Microsoft Office Could Allow Remote Code Execution (973965) - Version:1.5

Frequency X, the blog site for IBM Internet Security Systems' world-renowned security research and development team, X-Force, provides an opportunity for the researchers to converse directly with the world about threats and vulnerability research.

[0x2] Creating News for Blackhat SEO

[0x3] Key Findings in the 2009 X-Force Trend and Risk Report

[0x4] Frequency X has been nominated for an award!

[0x5] Thanks for the malware sample!

[0x6] My Blackhat DC Paper, Slides, and Video are available

[0x7] The Google Attacks

[0x8] My talk at the upcoming Blackhat DC conference

[0x9] A New Years Resolution - Find out how your corporate domain name is managed.

[0xA] Reflecting on NTLM Reflection

This feed contains the most recent fully analyzed CVE cyber vulnerabilities published within the National Vulnerability Database.

[0x2] CVE-2010-0961 (aix, vios)

[0x3] CVE-2010-0960 (aix, vios)

[0x4] CVE-2010-0959 (enovia_smarteam)

[0x5] CVE-2010-0806 (ie, windows_2003_server, windows_server_2003, windows_xp, windows_server_2008, wi...)

[0x6] CVE-2010-0447 (openview_performance_insight)

[0x7] CVE-2010-0265 (windows_movie_maker, windows_xp, windows_vista, producer)

[0x8] CVE-2010-0264 (excel, office, office_compatibility_pack, office_excel_viewer, office_sharepoint_...)

[0x9] CVE-2010-0263 (excel, office, office_compatibility_pack, office_excel_viewer, office_sharepoint_...)

[0xA] CVE-2010-0262 (excel, office, office_compatibility_pack, office_excel_viewer, office_sharepoint_...)

Computer security news - more than 340 categories of real-time RSS news feeds

[0x2] Koobface worm infects social networking sites

[0x3] Ten things your VOIP firewall should do

[0x4] NPIA plans data sharing system

[0x5] Drudge Report, TechCrunch hit by ad malware

[0x6] RAPPORT DE LA MISSION CONJOINTE GOUVERNEMENT - PARTENAIRES POURLIDENTIFICATION DES ZONES A RISQUE, LE CIBLAGE ET LEVALUATION DES BESOINS DES POPULATIONS AFFECTEES PAR LA MAUVAISE CAMPAGNE AGRICOLE 2009/2010 - Draft

[0x7] IBM says less software security vulnerabilities found in 2009

[0x8] 10 things your VoIP firewall should do

[0x9] How to encrypt a folder in Windows XP Pro

[0xA] How to Remove File or Folder Encryption in Windows XP Pro

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[0x2] Hugo Chávez “regularᔠInternet

[0x3] Francia insta a los operadores a ofertar una tarifa social de ADSL que cueste...

[0x4] Jobs se parte de risa ante los premios “fiasco” españoles y vende 120000 iPad...

[0x5] Desarrollan un móvil 'espía' que permitiría a los directivos controlar a sus ...

[0x6] Ribbon Hero disponible para Office

[0x7] Un juez de Barcelona confirma la legalidad del P2P en España

[0x8] Cerca de 120 personas cumplen prisión en el mundo por publicar en Internet sus..

[0x9] iPhone 3G : 7.800 iphones bajo control en una red de smartphones zombis

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Lifehacker posts tagged hack attack

[0x2] Become a Gmail Master Redux [Hack Attack]

[0x3] How to Put Your PC to Good Use While You're Sleeping [Hack Attack]

[0x4] Build a Silent, Standalone XBMC Media Center On the Cheap [Winter Upgrades]

[0x5] Install Snow Leopard on Your Hackintosh PC, No Hacking Required [How To]

[0x6] How to Build a Hackintosh with Snow Leopard, Start to Finish [How To]

[0x7] Set Up "Push" Gmail on Your iPhone [Hack Attack]

[0x8] Carry Your PC on Your iPhone or iPod Touch [IPhone]

[0x9] Eight Best KeePass Plug-Ins to Master Your Passwords [Passwords]

[0xA] How to Set Up a Laptop Security System [Security]

Top stories from the security industry.

[0x2] Former Firstline CEO gets back into security, and more

[0x3] Edwards Service renamed Carter Brothers Fire & Life Safety

[0x4] Honeywell puts large parcel up for bid

[0x5] Residential video centerpiece of new Texana dealer program

[0x6] Habitec grows in Michigan with Citizen buy

[0x7] L1 for sale?

[0x8] Fire merger in Massachusetts

[0x9] City rolls false medical alert penalties into false alarm ordinance

[0xA] Pivot3 closes $25m in new funding

The Web Application Security Consortium (WASC) is an international group of experts, industry practitioners, and organizational representatives who produce open source and widely agreed upon best-practice security standards for the World Wide Web.

[0x2] Ryan Barnett edited Distributed Open Proxy Honeypots

[0x3] Ryan Barnett edited Distributed Open Proxy Honeypots

[0x4] Robert Auger edited Threat-Classification-Future

[0x5] Robert Auger edited Threat Classification References Mapping Proposal

[0x6] Robert Auger edited Using the Threat Classification

[0x7] Robert Auger edited SideBar

[0x8] Robert Auger edited SideBar

[0x9] Robert Auger edited Insufficient Data Protection

[0xA] Romain Gaucher edited Insufficient Data Protection

Journey into the latest in wireless technology! You'll find updates on new security issues and vulnerabilities, information on IEEE standards, advice on networking hardware, and unique insight on building and maintaining a secure wireless network.

[0x2] In-Flight Wi-Fi

[0x3] Economic effects on IT Field

[0x4] Blackberry Storm Simulator

[0x5] 3G Wireless

[0x6] Wireless Network Users have Come a Long Way!

[0x7] Dilemma of a Passionate Programmer

[0x8] Can Old Wireless Network Interface Cards be Upgraded to Support WPA?

[0x9] Ramifications of a Cracked WPA Passphrase

[0xA] More Ramblings on WiFi Allergies

Information Security related news, opinions and ramblings

[0x2] Record IM video on the network?

[0x3] RFP for PenTesting

[0x4] Declassified window film stops wireless / cell signals

[0x5] List of Malware Analysis tool from SANS

[0x6] Malware Analyzing Sandbox

[0x7] Free Windows Honeypot from NetVigilance

[0x8] Ajax based port scanner

[0x9] Web based VMX file creator

[0xA] Bootable Linux security distros

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[0x2] Blackbox JTAG Reverse Engineering @ 26th Chaos Communication Congress

[0x3] Happy Holidays from MySecured.com

[0x4] Sexting and Mobile Phone Forensics

[0x5] NIST Releases a New Report within Mobile Forensic Reference Materials: A Methodology and Reification. NISTIR 7617.

[0x6] New NIST SIM Data Population Tool For Mobile Phone Forensics Uses

[0x7] Augmented Reality Projection Tracking System from Japan

[0x8] Android 2.0 Perview Video (On G1 from SDK)

[0x9] Wearable, Projector and Mobile Phone based Sixth Sense

[0xA] Real-Time Interactive Augmented Reality Billboard

Blog des Nouvelles Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication

[0x2] Appels illimités vers le Maroc

[0x3] Astuces Django

[0x4] Bien démarrer avec django

[0x5] Premiers pas Git : team workflow

[0x6] Test du Sanyo Xacti CA9

[0x7] Outrage

[0x8] Test QNAP TS409 Pro

[0x9] rsync alternative for low cpus

[0xA] NeufBox = catastrophe

Eventually this might even contain some Torvalds family pictures.

[0x2] Demons? Really?

[0x3] Happy camper

[0x4] Embroidery.. gaah

[0x5] Finnish culture...

[0x6] WTF?

[0x7] Programming

[0x8] Parenting gold star (?)

[0x9] Not-so-evil empire

[0xA] Pathetic

Privacy, Crime and Security Online

[0x2] NetFlix Cancels Recommendation Contest After Privacy Lawsuit

[0x3] China Warns Google Over Search Censorship

[0x4] TJX Hacking Conspirator Gets 4 Years

[0x5] Hate Blogger Wins Second Mistrial

[0x6] Pink Floyd Beats EMI in Creativity Flap

[0x7] Feds: TSA Worker Tried to Sabotage Terror Database

[0x8] Obama Supports DNA Sampling Upon Arrest

[0x9] Classmates.com’s Facebook Mimicking Prompts Privacy Suit

[0xA] European Parliament Rips Global IP Accord

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel

[0x3] Mandriva: 2010:061: ncpfs

[0x4] Mandriva: 2010:060: squid

[0x5] Mandriva: 2010:059: virtualbox

[0x6] Mandriva: 2010:058: php

[0x7] Mandriva: 2010:057: apache

[0x8] Mandriva: 2010:056: openoffice.org

[0x9] Mandriva: 2010:055: poppler

[0xA] Mandriva: 2010:054: pam_krb5

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[0x2] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Application Security: For Hackers and Developers

[0x3] Black Hat USA 2010 Training: Assaulting IPS

[0x4] Free Black Hat March Webcast - Pen Testing the Web with Firefox by Michael Schearer ("theprez98")

[0x5] Black Hat USA 2010 Registration Now Open!

[0x6] Black Hat USA 2010 Call for Papers Closes May 1

[0x7] Black Hat Europe 2010 Call for Papers Closes March 1

[0x8] Feb 18 Webcast

[0x9] Black Hat DC 2010 - News - Security chip that does encryption in PCs hacked

[0xA] Black Hat DC Keynote

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[0x2] Dot Net Nuke (DNN) XSS Vulnerability

[0x3] Sun Java Server Faces Input Handling Cross-Site Scripting

[0x4] ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

[0x5] Savvy Content Manager "searchterms" Cross-Site Scripting

[0x6] Alkacon OpenCms "filePath" Cross-Site Scripting and File Disclosure

[0x7] IBM Lotus QuickPlace Cross-Site Scripting Vulnerability

[0x8] BosClassifieds Classified Ads System "returnTo" Cross-Site Scripting

[0x9] Zimbra Collaboration Suite Script Insertion Vulnerability

[0xA] WebCT Mail/Discussion Board Message Script Insertion

Deb Shinder is MS SECURITY. An Enterprise Security MVP, she has the “inside story” on all topics related to securing Microsoft networks, from the server all the way down to the network-connected smart phone. Her blog will address Microsoft’s security products and technologies including those built into the operating system (access controls and permissions, EFS, BitLocker, etc.), network security technologies (Active Directory, IPsec, DirectAccess, etc.) and separate security products (ISA Server/TMG, IAG, ILM and the Forefront family of client and server security products and services). This blog focuses on how network administrators and network security specialists can create a multi-layered security strategy, develop sound security policies, and build a strong line of defense around the network to prevent both internal and external attack.

[0x2] 60+ Sites recently compromised by SEO poisoning

[0x3] Battery charger can infect computers with a Trojan

[0x4] Should software vendors be held liable for vulnerabilities that lead to security breaches?

[0x5] NSS Labs: IE 8 beats other browsers at stopping social attacks

[0x6] VBS vulnerability in Internet Explorer on Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003

[0x7] Fake Amazon order confirmations contain link to malware

[0x8] Microsoft vs. the Botnet

[0x9] Reputation filtering can boomerang on you when doing penetration testing

[0xA] U.S. Cybersecurity law will require licensing of (some) IT security professionals

[0x2] Cloud-Free Security Model

[0x3] Natural Computing

[0x4] CyLab Security and Mobility Briefing

[0x5] Nose Scanning Biometric Software

[0x6] IBM Launches 'Institute for Advanced Security'

[0x7] Intruders Automating Threats

[0x8] Truly Random Numbers

[0x9] Encryption Pioneers Win Hamming Medal

[0xA] Containing Stealthy Worms

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[0x2] [Slides] Breaking the "Unbreakable" Oracle with Metasploit

[0x3] [Paper] Breaking the "Unbreakable" Oracle with Metasploit

[0x4] [Video] Breaking the "Unbreakable" Oracle with Metasploit

[0x5] [Paper] Router Exploitation

[0x6] [Video] Router Exploitation

[0x7] [Audio] Router Exploitation

[0x8] [Slides] Hacking the Smart Grid

[0x9] [Paper] Hacking the Smart Grid

[0xA] [Audio] Hacking the Smart Grid

The central voice for Linux and Open Source security news.

[0x2] Review: Mod-Security 2.5 by Magnus Mischel

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[0x6] Should your ISP protect you from yourself?

[0x7] Was the iPhone ready for prime time?

[0x8] Maynor isn't the Sell Out or LMH

[0x9] Infosec Sell Out outed, disappears

[0xA] VA employee tried to hide the damage

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